Woodward High School - Saga Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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i.'-iii-eriaiii:ri1-riirz-i-ii-lei:2-.iiviii.iiiia-isfifle-f f-i-ii+iafsifi-i. ' Engineering Society IVE years have passed since the Engineering Society was first organized. It is interesting to note that each year has found the society growing stronger, until it is now one of the most active and educational societies found in Woodward High. This accomplishment was made possible in so short a time only by the steady, faithful team-work of the members, officers and adviser. The purpose of the society is not to Hstagen a series of social events, but to further the education and knowledge of its members. But still all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy the staging of several social events was made. In planning its program for the year, special effort was made to obtain men who were capable of addressing the young men of the Engineering Society. Among the speakers were lVlr. Rohr, faculty adviser of the society, and Judge J. S. lVlartin. As the annual goes to press, other men have been engaged, among whom is found Mr. Cotter, director of the Industrial Arts courses throughout the schools in Toledo. An event Worth mentioning here is the party which was given on January 4th, for the purpose of bringing together the past and present of the organiza- tion. Part of the entertainment was furnished. by a talk by Judge Martin after which refreshments were served. For the remainder of the year the society has on its program a weiner roast, a dance, and the annual party. A joint banquet of the Engineering Societies of Scott, Waite, Woodward, and Libbey High Schools will be given this year as is customary each year. When the fifth year of the existence of the society draws to a close, we shall feel that everything has been accomplished for the maintenance of the reputation of the society as a leader in school activities. As the success of the society reflects on our Dear Woodward, we hope for long life, filled with achievements even greater than ours. O I' 'T:'.'jiw.. ., I 1 I gg ' I I -f n ,fo fu.-t.:j.,.. Q 'fi'7 1 ,a, 04 Nana taken .. ' I ,fa M nh un-is . M --,TE - 1, 9 Pfe 1- i-15af7A1-. ?lf z ' 144D,, 'LN' -G M, . -.,. 'ew 'ew ,safer Q 'A 2.f':Q- UU S !c'n'fsS'u ul g. .F-i ,..,s.?Q!-.-in4,:.,., - !Q1Z,Cf,n5 11l' I IQIII-lqllerellllIIVIIIIQIIIIIIIIIIIIIIll Il ' .. IIIlII . IIIIIII ' IllIlII ' Illlll IIllllw lIlIlIIl iI!IIllII ' 'llllllllIl ' 'IIlIlI IIllll -5 l 'Ill fum 'um -um -un 'lm -mm -un -ll ni l l l I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Page One Hundred Fifteen

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